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Caching improves latency and reduces database load, but every cached value eventually becomes stale. Cache invalidation is the process of ensuring that cached data reflects authoritative state after changes occur. In production systems, invalidation is often more difficult than caching itself becaus

Caching reduces latency and protects databases from repeatedly performing the same expensive work. A well-designed cache can serve high-volume reads in milliseconds while lowering database CPU, storage I/O, connection usage, and infrastructure cost.